STIRLINGSHIRE RECORDS |
As part of my ongoing quest in the search for my ancestors, I've created a number of databases that I'm now beginning to share with the world at large. 99% of these individuals are not related to me - or maybe some are but I don't know it yet. They will be related be to some of you out there. If you connect with anyone on these pages then let me know and I'll put your name in lights along side the individual. Also I've left some room for additional notes, so if have any other information about any one, then, again, let me know and I'll share it with the world. I mean information like, maiden names, parents, children, links with other individuals or immigration to far off climes. Just make sure you give me enough info to know who your talking about - Record ID or Page number. Those who have made connections to my line are listed on this page
If you want to help me put more of the Stirlingshire Parishes online then just email me at the link below. - All the best, Tom
Airth | Statistical Account for Airth |
This parish has the Firth of Forth as its Eastern boundary, St Ninians to the North, Larbert to the East and Bothkennar to the South. Airth Castle, the seat of the Bruces of Airth (Erith) is within its extent. | |
1881 Census | This set of information is a copy of the full 1881 census
details for Airth - GRO ref 469. There are 1,357 individuals and
an index has been provided for each person so you can browse for a name and then find the family
group. |
Bothkennar |
Statistical Account for Bothkennar |
A parish that contains most of the village of Carronshore,
all of Skinflats and adjoins Larbert to the West, Airth to the North and Falkirk and
Grangemouth to the South.
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1851 Census Index | This data is only the 1851 index information, so doesn't include
the more useful information like relationship to head of family, or occupation. However I
have constructed the family groups from the original name index, giving some useful
pointers to further research - this is an old style of presentation that I'll get round to
changing one day
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1881 Census | This set of information is a copy of the full 1881 census
details for Bothkennar - GRO ref 473. There are 1,798 individuals and
an index has been provided for each person so you can browse for a name and then find the family
group.
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Marriage Index - (1723 - 1858) | These are records extracted mostly from the LDS online database and list
both the male and female names. Again I've left plenty of room to note any
connections or further information.
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Denny | Statistical Account for Denny |
A parish containing the villages of Denny,
Fankerton and Haggs, adjoining St Ninians to the North, Dunipace to the
North East, Kilsyth to the West and Falkirk to the South East. |
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1881 Census | This set of information is a copy of the full 1881 census
details for Denny - GRO ref 476 and 476-2. There are 5,725 individuals |
Dunipace | Statistical Account for Dunipace |
A parish close to Denny containing the villages of
Herbertshire, Torwood and Denovan adjoining St Ninians to the North and
Larbert to the East. |
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1881 Census | This set of information is a copy of the full 1881 census
details for Dunipace - GRO ref 478. There are 1,875 individuals |
Larbert |
Statistical Account for Larbert |
A parish that contains the villages of Larbert, Stenhousemuir
and Carron, adjoining Dunipace to the West, St. Ninians to the North, Airth and Bothkennar
to the East, and Falkirk to the South.
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1851 Census Index | This data is only the 1851 index information, so doesn't include the more
useful information like relationship to head of family, or occupation. However I have
constructed the family groups from the original name index, giving some useful pointers to
further research.
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1881 Census | This set of information is a copy of the full 1881 census
details for Larbert - GRO ref 485. There are over 6,000 individuals and an index has been
provided of all the individuals, so you can browse for a name and then find the family
group.
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Marriage Index - (1760 - 1875) | These are records extracted mostly from the LDS online database and list
both the male and female names. I've left plenty of room to note any connections or
further information.
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Falkirk |
Statistical Account for Falkirk |
Falkirk is split into two main parts - Burgh and Landward | |
1881 census Falkirk -Burgh
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This is my largest undertaking so far. There are 13,194 individuals in this census enumerated in 2,863 dwellings. As well as the index by address to the left, I have also provided an index of all the surnames. GRO ref 479-1. |
1881 census Falkirk -Landward |
Another large enumeration - 8,968 individuals in 1,868 dwellings. GRO ref 479-2 |
Muiravonside |
Statistical Account for Muiravonside |
A parish at the southern edge of Stirlingshire
bordering Slamannan, to the West, Polmont to the NorthWest, Bo'ness to the
North East and Linlithgow to the East.
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1881 Census | This set of information is a copy of the full 1881 census details for Muiravonside - GRO ref 486. There are 2,725 individuals. |
Marriage
Index - (1692-1875)
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These are records extracted mostly from the LDS online
database and list both the male and female names. I've left plenty
of room to note any connections or further information. Batch Numbers
M114861,2,4,5,and 6 |
Polmont |
Statistical Account for Polmont |
A parish to the South of Falkirk, bordering
Bo'ness, Muiravonside and Slamannan
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1881 Census | This set of information is a copy of the full 1881 census
details for Polmont - GRO ref 487. There are 3,846 people and an index has been
provided of all the individuals, so you can search for a name and then find the family
group. |
Slamannan |
Statistical Account for Slamannan |
One of the most Southerly parishes bordering
Linlithgowshire and Muiravonside to the East, Falkirk and Polmont to the
North and Lanarkshire to the West. |
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1881 Census |
This is the complete census for GRO ref 489. There are 5,849 individuals in
1,137 dwellings. The link to the left is to the address index which links to
the census returns in the sequence in which they were originally recorded.
This link
is to the surnames which then links to an index of individuals |
St. Ninians |
Statistical Account for St. Ninians |
Immediately south of Stirling and surrounding Stirling town this is the biggest parish in Stirlingshire. It has Airth and Dunipace to the south and Gargunnock to the west | |
1881 Census |
This is the complete 1881 census for GRO ref. 488 there are 9,994
individuals in 2,291 dwellings. The link to the left is to the address index which links to
the census returns in the sequence in which they were originally recorded.
This link is to the surnames index. |
Stirling |
Statistical Account for Stirling |
The town of Stirling | |
1881 Census |
Last updated 17 Jan 2003 - Tom Paterson